The Parole Hearing of Charles Manson...

Charles Manson has been denied parole ten times. His last denial was in April 2002. His next parole hearing is scheduled for 2007.

Charles Manson at the hearing in 1992

Transcript of the 1992 Parole Hearing:

PAROLE CPAROLE CONSIDERATION HEARING
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
BOARD OF PRISON TERMS
In The Matter of The Life Term Parole Consideration Hearing of:

CHARLES MANSON
CDC NUMBER B - 33920
CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON
CORCORAN, CALIFORNIA

TUESDAY
APRIL 21, 1992
1332 HOURS

MEMBERS PRESENT

Ron Koenig, Board Comissioner, Presiding
Joseph Aceto, Board Commissioner
Cleo Brown, Deputy Board Commissioner

ALSO PRESENT

Charles Manson, Inmate
Stephen Kay, Deputy District Attorney County of Los Angeles

P R O C E E D I N G S

PRESIDING BOARD COMMISSIONER KOENIG: These hearings are
being taped, Mr. Manson, so if you would answer up so that it will
be recorded, please.

This is a subsequent parole consideration hearing for Charles
Manson, B-33920. Received California Department of Corrections on
April the 22nd, 1971 pursuant to Penal Code Section 1168 for
violation of Section 187; California Penal Code, first degree murder,
counts one through seven and 182.1/187, conspiracy to commit
murder, count eight, stayed; Los Angeles County case number
A-252156.

On February the 2nd, 1977, this sentence was changed being case
number A-252156 from death to life pursuant to Court of Appeal.
The prisoner was additionally received on December the 13th, 1971
for violation of P.C. 187, first degree murder, concurrent with prior
term, Los Angeles County case number 8267861, count one.

Counts two and three of case number A-267861 for violation of
P.C. 182.1/187/211 and 187, conspiracy to commit murder and
robbery and first degree murder were stayed.

The controlling minimum eligible parole date is December - was
December 13th, 1978.

Today's date is April the 22nd, 1971 [sic]. The time is now 1332
hours and we are at the Corcoran State Prison.

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